Sentence examples for time bomb for a from inspiring English sources

Discussing the unlikely progression of "Mack the Knife" from Weimar Germany to Bobby Darin's 1959 hit recording, he parodies Darin's hip swagger: "And who better to help one confront that long, hard, postatomic big sleep than a crooner with a time bomb for a ticker singing about dead little girls and a serial killer".

He was shocked to find out he had severe pre-diabetes and was a ticking time bomb for a heart attack, stroke, and even cancer and dementia.

With the numbers of sufferers likely to soar from 800,000-plus today to more than two million by 2051, it has become a ticking time bomb for an overburdened NHS.

Social care too - that ticking time bomb for any government of the past decade - is being addressed, with plans for a cap on what people will have to spend for their care in later years.

Interest-only mortgages are a "ticking time bomb" for nearly a million homeowners in the UK who may have no way off paying off the money they owe, Citizens Advice has warned.

The situation is a ticking time bomb for disease, including hookworm, a parasitic infection thought to have been wiped out in the South in the 20th century.

By doing so, he will be able to say he made good on his promise not to shut the government down again, while simultaneously leaving a ticking time bomb for his successor -- and one with a very short fuse.

But there is evidence that easy access to guns will continue to be a potential threat to all families and a time bomb for family members who are suicidal or mentally ill.

The error which results in the structural uncertainties is a "time bomb" for space structures.

But he's a time bomb for them.

In the late 1990s, when Philip Reynolds first knew Pat Kelly, they primed a time bomb for the Galway Festival.